You're listening to Encounter, a simple daily podcast to help you find the secret in

the ordinary.

We have 100 meditation episodes on this podcast, but we're excited to announce the launch

of the Encountering Peace Mobile App, where you can hear the entire library of more

than 500 seasonal and topical meditations.

I encourage you to download the Encountering Peace Mobile App today, where all of the meditations

are free, as they should be.

In music theory, tension is the anticipation that music creates in your mind for resolution.

For example, tension may be produced through pace, or an unusual note or chord progressions,

or even an increase in dynamic sound levels.

It may be unexpected.

It may be uncomfortable, but music tension touches a primal need in our mind for resolve,

or balance, and peace.

See, that's better, isn't it?

While the same is true for our daily life, unexpected tension and crisis naturally produces

a longing in our heart for peace and resolve.

But do you ever feel you no longer have the ability to tackle that certain problem, that

you don't have the strength to find the resolution that you seek?

While the theme for this meditation from Hebrews chapter 7 is resolution, divine resolution,

recognizing temporary tension and how Jesus steps in to bring you resolution, how Jesus

mediates the tension on your behalf to bring divine resolution.

So to begin your meditation, rest your mind as you ease into the resolution found in this

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